Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie

Matt and Jay's plan to book a show at the Rivoli goes catastrophically sideways and lands them in 2008, a time-travel turn played entirely for comedy rather than physics. The premise carries the shaggy, scheme-driven energy of two friends whose ambitions vastly outstrip their competence, now with a whole lost year to trip through. One last plan promises escalation, and the shape of the thing is pure lovable-idiots caper, more interested in the attempt than the outcome.

Suited to viewers who enjoy loose, prank-adjacent comedy and deadpan absurdity, the sort of friendship film where the goal matters less than the collateral damage. At 1h 40m there is room for detours, and the pacing favours bits over plot mechanics. Expect period gags, low-budget ingenuity, and jokes that reward simply going along with the tone. Great company for a night in with friends who laugh at the same nonsense you do.